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• The Short Straw on Feb. 25, 2012
  
  This story is now on my list. I will tell everyone I know about it. Finely crafted, technically flawless, witty, and the fine twist at the end was superb. If they make another Tales From The Crypt, this would make a fine addition.
  
• Blood! on March 04, 2012
  
  An intriguing, thought provoking read, regardless of your religious affiliations or blood ties. Well worth the read.
  
• Protect Yourself from Mind Control on March 10, 2012
  
  This in-depth examination of every aspect of tinfoil hat manufacture and wear doesn't take itself too seriously. At the same time, those who take the need for such things seriously will find it an invaluable resource. Very well written and presented.
  
• Zombpunk: STEM on March 31, 2012
  
  This book would have received five stars from me, if not for the spelling and punctuation mistakes. That said, I felt the premise and characters were compelling, and the pacing was handled very well with no irrelevant side-trips by any of the cast. Every scene either led directly to the next or else set up a scene soon to come, and everything that happened in each scene was necessary to understanding the total story. I have to agree with a previous reviewer about the disappointment at a tantalizing thread left dangling. I recommend getting some beta readers to help with typo-detection on any future projects, such as a sequel....